Hi,

I want a message box that will popup if I activate my stone, but I don't just want it to be 'Yes' and 'No' or 'Ok'.
I want to add my own buttons, and all button have to do something different.
One button should teleport you, and one should cast a spell on you (just an example).
I've seen this before and I know it is possible.

I don't understand these pages, maybe you can explain more better and provide an example script for a custom message box:
http://www.creationkit.com/Notification_-_Debug
http://www.creationkit.com/Show_-_Message
http://www.creationkit.com/Message_Script

Thanks in advance.

You don't understand because what you need is this:

http://www.creationkit.com/Options_Menu

And yes it's possible, I've done such a stone.

Thank you so much!

No prob mate.

I still have a problem, this is my code:

Scriptname _1_PassToNeylojei extends ObjectReference  int Property Attacked Auto ConditionalMessage Property OptionsMenu00MESG AutoEvent OnActivate(ObjectReference akActionRef);shows the menu dialog.	 Int iButton = OptionsMenu00MESG.Show() ; Shows your menu.     If iButton == 0 ; teleport     Debug.Notification("That is not possible!")     Elseif iButton == 1 ; honor the shrine     Debug.Notification("You honor the shrine.")     Elseif iButton == 2 ; grant me powers     Debug.Notification("You have been granted powers.")     EndIfendEventEvent OnHit(ObjectReference akAggressor, Form akSource, Projectile akProjectile, bool abPowerAttack, bool abSneakAttack, \  bool abBashAttack, bool abHitBlocked)     if akAggressor == game.getPlayer()		 if Attacked == 0        	  Debug.Notification("You have dishonored Neylojei!")			 Attacked = 1		 endif     endif EndEvent

Now when I hit E to activate, it just keeps showing me the firrst dialog 'That is not possible' over and over again.
What am I doing wrong?

Did you create the menu in message under object group in the ck?

I did yes, and assign it.

Mmmmm.... Strange.

Does the message look like this:

http://www.mediafire.com/i/?8be8jssjug3fm10

Yes like that, but only 3 buttons.
I use this code now: lets see if it works

Scriptname _1_PassToNeylojei extends ObjectReference  Message Property OptionsMenu00MESG Auto ; Assigns the menu ('properties')Event OnActivate(ObjectReference akActionRef); Show Menu	 Game.DisablePlayerControls(abMenu = True) ; Momentarily disable other menus	 Game.EnablePlayerControls(abMenu = True) ; Undo DisablePlayerControls	 Menu() ; now prompt to menu functionendEventFunction Menu(Int aiMessage = 0, Int aiButton = 0, Bool abMenu = True)	While abMenu		If aiMessage == 0			aiButton = OptionsMenu00MESG.Show()			If aiButton == 0		   	  Debug.Notification("Pressed 1")		   	  abMenu = False			ElseIf aiButton == 1		   	  Debug.Notification("Pressed 2")	   		  abMenu = False			ElseIf aiButton == 2		   	  Debug.Notification("Pressed 3")		   	  abMenu = False					EndIf		EndIf	EndWhileEndFunction

Edit: Nope, it does the same as before, it now instantly says to me "Pressed 1".

I think the problem is the wiki is missing code, add this:

  If (iButton != -1) ; Wait for input   If (iButton == 0)   Etc.....

Tell me what happens.

EDIT: use your first script

I now use this

Scriptname _1_PassToNeylojei extends ObjectReference  Message Property OptionsMenu00MESG Auto ; Assigns the menu ('properties')Event OnActivate(ObjectReference akActionRef); Show Menu		 Menu() ; now prompt to menu functionendEventFunction Menu(Int aiMessage = 0, Int aiButton = 0, Bool abMenu = True)	    While abMenu			    If aiMessage == 0               		 If (iButton != -1) ; Wait for input					    aiButton = OptionsMenu00MESG.Show()					    If aiButton == 0						  Debug.Notification("Pressed 1")						  abMenu = False					    ElseIf aiButton == 1						  Debug.Notification("Pressed 2")						  abMenu = False					    ElseIf aiButton == 2						  Debug.Notification("Pressed 3")						  abMenu = False					    EndIf                        EndIf			    EndIf	    EndWhileEndFunction

It still says "Pressed 1" instantly.

I think the error is here:

Function Menu(Int aiMessage = 0, Int aiButton = 0, Bool abMenu = True)

You say that the button is 0 and when it's 0 the answer is the one that shows, you can't do that I think, use first script it's simpler.

This is strange indeed because you have this:

aiButton = OptionsMenu00MESG.Show()

This line changes the value store in aiButton, this is strange, all I can recall is the:

If (iButton != -1) ; Wait for input

This is the only difference I have in my working example and for some reason people removed it from the wiki.

This is the code that was originally in the wiki:

  iButton = YourMenuMessage.Show() ; Shows your menu. iButton == -1 until input  If (iButton != -1) ; Wait for input   ;Game.GetPlayer().RemoveItem(MenuARMO, 1, True) ; Silently remove token   If (iButton == 0)etc....

EDIT: just noticed another thing, you have aiButton and the code I gave you is iButton, and you have to switch this order:

If (iButton != -1) ; Wait for input											aiButton = OptionsMenu00MESG.Show()

First you assign the value then you do the if's

I know that you said your message looks like the example Black RL showed, but the problems you are describing sound like you forgot to check the "Message Box" flag on the message.

Actually, I did not. I got it checked.

The first script looks absolutely correct. And if it's immediately showing "That is not possible!" instead of your menu then the OptionsMenu00MESG property isn't filled correctly in the CK.

If you use Show on any un-filled or otherwise wrong message it will return a 0 immediately. And that's exactly what you are describing.

If you had forgotten to make it a proper message box (with the check box) then it would have been showing the message as a notification in the top left corner and returning a -1 instead. (I removed the line about checking -1 on the Wiki page because a message box never returns -1, it returns 0 exactly as described here when something is wrong.)

Go back to the object where you attached the script and fill the properties again.

I use this script now:

Scriptname _1_PassToNeylojei extends ObjectReference  Message Property OptionsMenu00MESG Auto ; Assigns the menu ('properties')Event OnActivate(ObjectReference akActionRef); Show Menu		 Menu() ; now prompt to menu functionendEventFunction Menu(Int aiMessage = 0, Int aiButton = 0, Bool abMenu = True)	    While abMenu			    If aiMessage == 0               		 If (aiButton != -1) ; Wait for input					    aiButton = OptionsMenu00MESG.Show()					    If aiButton == 0						  Debug.Notification("Pressed 1")						  abMenu = False					    ElseIf aiButton == 1						  Debug.Notification("Pressed 2")						  abMenu = False					    ElseIf aiButton == 2						  Debug.Notification("Pressed 3")						  abMenu = False					    EndIf                        EndIf			    EndIf	    EndWhileEndFunction

My messagebox is set up right, and I have set it in the properties.

It is still displaying the top left message "Pressed 1". I don't know what I'm doing wrong here.

Are you sure you filled the properties? Take a look at http://www.creationkit.com/Bethesda_Tutorial_Papyrus_Introduction_to_Properties#Hooking_up_the_message_boxes_to_the_properties_in_the_script or http://tesalliance.org/forums/index.php?/topic/4697-class-1-start-here-for-basics/, especially step 7. Otherwise, no idea what you're doing wrong either.

Your code should work. Maybe you'll need to upload it somewhere so we can take a look at it.